The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-23

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1T Is sIi" Inv. ~ h tn had nrn collrrtrd r Inc
repair anu iimpIo'Ei.'I,,u ~; ~, ,m, on r.
nc dlVerlcd lfoiii its ~ ] ~, ,,' ,,,.'L
other plrrostIi i ,,tor - ''hn t'n,,miT .nnI.
lniuS hnouo ui,e n,' ~. lcgIIv wi;G, ,nt ~,
~, nr IL. aniS Iat,re 7 ~ ihr rpnuir> AMI
.So +Ho ~ irrnrnvamcnts hr made The money has
been paid In for that purpose, AMI the County
CommisSioners will never have Il more 'av"r-
able opportunity to do the work. Durin ; tn"
hard times, with cash in hand, they can get
uov 7 < coruR,S. member eject to Con-
-. c,i, 3hiS hi.irirt In last Nnu,ltI 20 b.,
absent in Washington Tor two weeks. While
in tho cItv he stors nj the MctrOnOiilan i!UtHi,
,rhnre letters to him should be addressed. He
,roes on nj this time that lac may Sc" some
fhinv nj WoShjnutnn before he takes his seat
mavt December. He will not take the oath OF
office until the sitting of ;hr next Congress,
which will be on the first Monday in Dcrtm-
ger, unless sooner convened by the President
in extra session.
TIE Judge did not rcn,icr decision in tho
Brownlee-Martin case. He took the papers.
and will 1--WE the matter further attention.
'rhIs coSn hasa most r. markah q history. It
has been tried before three jurcS, has been
heard once in the SEprcm" Court, ana the
judge himself is now 10 pass Ei",n me eq"i-
ties of the case. In case nc dcrideS a:i'I>!
Martin IT Will go again To the supreme court
on appeal.
WHY is II that we so often receive man
matter at two O'Clock next ia! Hittr II j. i!'ti-
ed on the Raliroan: Il iriitl
ing nearly All the cop! ior ,he suitoi,'i H. t:'Iv
Oh tne ln,Isl~n ~ asotgno ht ia M, .rrivn mil
nosSsd fIodees This DELAY is of frequent oc.
rp"srer,on
-. H. ,oos u uohr,. rho
,,ad hE sone eiabt " or hin" vcors ogo' were re-.
n,oveI last Thursday nv undertaken j. w
SiSn' from the private burying ground known
ms the az ellar buryng ground" and deposit
cd in the graveyard at Ebcrezer church. The
handsome monument erscted to MS memory
was also transferred t" E"ehe~er.
THE fashion of printing circular letters of
interminnble length III type resein'EnS lmnsS
used In type-wrlterS mas necon!c hulsa.lSS' h
We never reau th'ih, pui use INC oP: oaitS
page for writing loci';S i'aie,y WI VII inEH ~ G,.-
cuuI ~ 49,, ~ =; I.,r eu nin ona hnrd
eu .nn,'ci' 1"e y ~ 80 " 7N' "o''
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TIE railroad is nusy N.uiInE su''!io Hhu
,rbn nsgIacte1 tn SAVE the inonnre in ihc lot
Ma,,o 80 tn bn,- tbo ,n,um.rriol frr.iliZpr
h;o inse n"w Who SoiinG - ra,ee h"ir own hor
and hominy are busy carling Off bacon and
corn.
TIE d,rectors of tho Carolina Cumberland d
Gap and Chicago Railroad met one hight last
week. Only q small number were present
not sufficient 10 make qu)rum-and no bNS-
incss OF Importance was TRANSACTED.
cotton planter is meeting with public favor.
Among the recent buyers OF tliS ihaGninr -
J. \. icierkln o. cotton sceo iaNie' llc 'aNe>
half dozen.
MIR. ": /. BRAScIi ni our to"n nus pee, i,
e!ected Grano tiiGn irieAl oi w, h''..i @ .AiHm
M'ssons .i s;o VI .'oGt ~ -; "aina '''" '""
'ne insIsii'a VI MS oi'''
NIX w. L. hEAN,'t @ l.iiiiES IN = n on,.o @ ,hn
t i , vs. aod va d., ,nn" ~ rnt
600 nr ro,,n;rs ~
go , . ,,,,,o Inc,
MnnS,v nhnro bn hal conc RI meet SnsmnG
a. 20 The nrosnncts Of tho rood nre entirely
satisfactory.
Mo upSpv IJ,,1 iS q r,orcbon. md livery
stable owner, but he is Il farmer, too. lie
studies the business and pushes the work
with energy.
AITDIToR JOKES has an impOrtant notice IL
another column. Reai IL. nE1 haFe nI'
your grievances settled Ill accordance thele'
WILL ,,,,
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